Jeremy Corbyn delivers his first conference speech as Labour leader.

The transcript emphasizes empowerment and the rejection of imposed limitations. It encourages individuals to challenge socioeconomic constraints, break barriers to talent and ambition, and reject prejudice and discrimination. The message highlights the importance of setting terms for those in power and underscores the essence of democracy as a tool for change and accountability.

What is the main message of the introduction regarding personal circumstances?

• Individuals can change their situations.

• Power is only for the privileged.

• People must accept their given circumstances.

• Everyone is destined to remain poor.

According to the second section, what should individuals not accept?

• Educational advancements

• Support from others

• Prejudice and discrimination

• Opportunities for growth

What does the second section suggest about personal potential?

• It is irrelevant in modern society.

• It should be limited by societal norms.

• It is fixed and unchangeable.

• It should be maximized without limits.

What is a key aspect of democracy mentioned in the final section?

• Accepting all decisions made by leaders

• Relying solely on government support

• Setting terms for those in power

• Ignoring political processes

How does the final section describe the role of citizens in a democracy?

• Citizens should avoid political engagement.

• Citizens must always agree with leaders.

• Citizens have the power to dismiss failing leaders.

• Citizens should be passive observers.